Baldwin News Briefs Describe Local Health and Social Events
Local Baldwin items report Alberta Burton’s illness and ongoing care for Holmes family. Mrs. Leach hosts a Daughters of the King gathering with conundrums and desserts. Holmes and relatives arrive from Kansas City and Tulsa for visits as medical concerns rise. The Brockway family expands Eskimo Spitz breeding while Saylers move to East High street. Spanish club holds a story telling contest. Baker defeats Bethany basketball in a season opener.
Local Socials and Church Events Highlight Community Life
Community notes detail birthday celebrations for Alberta Hoover and Roberta Mae Harrell, a party with gifts, and a Ladies Aid sewing gathering preparing clothing for those in need. Mentions of travel, visits, church activities, revival meetings, and funeral services for Oscar Warren reflect a busy town week.
Obituary and local notices from Tonganonie area
Mrs. George Kerr died at 4 Leavenworth Hospital last Wednesday the 10th. Willie Woods and Miss Weaver of Reno were married recently in Lawrence. Rev. Lucas will preach at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Satie Woods, visiting from Mexico Missouri, is here with her mother Mrs. Mary Jon. Mrs. Casebier, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Wilcox entertained at dinner last Tuesday hosted by Mrs. Lon Lawrence. The mill has been sold and should start soon. Mr. Whitaker rented the old Kendall farm west of town and will move his family there in March. John Casebier of Williamstown spent Sunday with home folks. The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday the 18th with Mrs. Will Incher in Elm Park for a Kansas day program. Mrs. B. C. Stringfellow, previously ill, is much better. Miss Ollie Randall entertains the Rev. and Mrs. Swafford who arrived from Liberal Kansas last Saturday.
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George Kerr
Leavenworth Hospital
Willie Woods
Weaver
Reno
Lawrence
Lucas
Christian Church
Satie Woods
Mexico
Vachtigg
Mary Jon
Casebier
Cole
Wilcox
Lon Lawrence
Whitaker
Kendall Farm
John .Casebier
Williamstown
Aid
Will
Elm Park
Ollie Randall
Swafford
Liberal, Kan
Gideon Breithaupt
Levy Breithaupt
Alvin Breithaupt
Garrold
Edgerton
Irvim Breithaupt
Clarence Hausman
John Sturm
Johnnie
George
Minnie Sturm
Henry Deekwu
Pleasant Oak
Hesper
Gideon Bueithaupt
Reka Schendel
Granitina Hausman
Henry Brecheisen
Charles
Laverne Brecheisen
Fred Deay
Burt Whipple
Wellsville
Albert Walter
Orange
California
Leroy Breithaupt
Topeka
John Walter
Adam Balzer
Women’s Missionary Society
George Brechvisen
Ernest Milburn
Minnie Breithaupt
Anna Miller
Gideon Preithaupt
C. BE. Platz
Leonardvile
Heyton
Leroy ,Breithaupt
Ruth
Eileen
Henry Deckwu
Henry Pheeheisen
Fred Neay
Elen Melville
W. J. Deay
Clyde Deay
James Martin
Walter Witt
Eudora
Henry Roche
Ronnie Deay
Vinland
Romie Deay
Wesley Deckwa
Wilfred Selzer
Baldwin Sumlay
Henry Rohe
Martin Rohe
Baldwin
Willian Selzer
Dan Selzer
William Fuchs
Endora
Lulu
Roche
Welda Petroleum and Gag Company
A. A. Bregheisen
Welda Petroleum and Gas Company
Henry Brécheisen
Welda
Albert
Moldenhauer
Clarence
Olathe
Jake Stroble
William Selzer
David Sturm
Everett Peay
Dr. Miller
Scarlet
Young Ladies Circle
Fred Titner
Kansas City
John Ziltner
Ida Saunders
L. M
George Rothberger
Henry Seiwald
J. M. Walters
Farmers’ Union
Frahldin Union
Albert Grosdidier
Herman Wiechman
Belleviews
Fred Zillner
Miss Edmond
Miss McKay
Miss Roberts
R. K. Nicholson
Edna
Myrtle Walters
L. M. Walters
Ray Walters
Oscar Powell
North Lawrence
Lawrento
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Color For Garments
A vintage ad touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing worn skirts coats and draperies. It claims guaranteed non streaking color with any material, including wool silk cotton and mixed fabrics, and promises easy instructions for first time users.
Sunday dinner guests mix with local social life
CLEARFIELD residents hosted guests at the Gideon Breithaupt home with extended families from Edgerton Lawrence and Wellsville. The Pleasant Oak basket ball team lost to Hesper 20 to 25 and church and society activities were noted along with local visits and upcoming events.
Lawrence News Notes From Kansan Social Roundup
Local residents visit, travel, and attend events in Douglas County Kansas. Harvey Reed from Kansas City calls at Lewie Schendel home. Mrs Schendel accompanies him to KC. Eberhart of Lawrence visits Aunt Mrs Ott. Grosdidier family joins St Benedicts game in Topeka. Fire near Garvin place contained with minor damage. Community members attend readings and clubs. obituary notes for William Tucker. Multiple short social calls, visits, and church events across Lawrence and Kanwaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Breithaupt
Harvey Reed
Kansas City
Lewie Schendel
Schendel
Valley Grove Community Notes Mention Local Visits and Moves
Parson families build a new basement barn on Esterbrook farm while MacLouth visitors Ray and Russell Stewart stop by Friday. Wellman resident Glaxa Champion visits sister Addie Stewart. Oklahomans Hu Brown family and HH Poeverlein visit. Reed family moves near Buck Creek Dean district. Louis Moses hauls corn from Ralph Stewart’s. Clifford Jones from Buck Creek visits. King from near Lawrence hauls wood from Winifred Thi ry’s. M F Stewart and sons grade the road near their farm. Albert Hunter and Veda Petrie of Lawrence visit C G Petrie. Doris Viets returns to McLouth for school. Nelson visits Charles Jones and Roy Viets.
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Reed
Snyder
Buck Creek
Dean
Louis Moses
Ralph Stewart
Clifford Jones
Mr. King
Lawrence
Winifred ‘Thiry
M. F. Stewart
Charlie
Russell Stewart
Albert Hunter
Veda Petrie
C. G. Petrie
Doris
Viets
McLouth
Nelson
Charles Jones
Roy Viets
No-To-Bac Promises Easy Tobacco Habit Break
The ad proclaims No-To-Bac helps thousands quit tobacco by placing a tablet in the mouth to curb all craving. It claims the habit ends soon and benefits are mental, physical, and financial, with a money back guarantee if cravings persist.
Local notes recount visits and events amid diphtheria scare
The community reports no new diphtheria cases and a quarantine removal. Neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. B W Erwin and others, visited the Albert Ford home. A new pupil joins Valley Grove Mildyéd Wilson from Esterbrook farm. Several residents traveled to Lawrence, Kingston, and Circleville for shopping and family visits. A pasture fire near Clingman kept firefighters busy, and many attended George Stallard’s funeral in McLouth. Stallard was well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W Erwin
Albert Ford
Dan
Arin Smith
Valley Gro Mildyéd
Wilson
Hottie Eggert
Murry Reggleston
Lawrence
Frank Green
Jlare
Wortonville
Mound School House
Wesley Ward
H.poeverlein
George Edmonds
McLouth
George Stallard
Lake View social notes reflect neighborhood visits
Mr and Mrs C D Lewis spent Thursday with the Wingroves of Tonganoxie. Fred Lewis helped Seigel Rose haul wood Friday. Baxter sale drew many neighbors. Marguerite Bower dined in Lawrence with Dorothy Dovers. Mrs George Butler of Lawrence visited her mother last week. George Doulbee of Lawrence called on George Emmett. Mrs Fred Lewis and Frances Lewis visited Barker school. Seymour Gentry family and Ethel Sharer visited Buchheim southwest of No 6 school. Mr and Mrs George Lewis hosted Sunday with Oscar Lewis family Vernon Settler Johnnie Hayden Williamson Vick Washington of Topeka and Frank Le of Lawrence. Elmer Johnson visited in the afternoon. Fred Lawson cut wood for Mr Shearer. Mrs C C Lewis spent Wednesday night and Thursday in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Lewis
Roy Wingrove
Tonganoxie
Fred Lewis
Seigel Rose
Marguerite Bower
Lawrence
Dorothy Dovers
George Butler
George Doulbee
George Emmett
Frances Lewis
Barker School
Seymour Gentry
Ethel Sharer
Buchheim
No. 6 School
George~ Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Vernon Settler
Johnnie Hayden Williamson
Vick Washington
Topeka
Cascarrets Laxative Ad Claims Candy Taste
An advertisement promotes Cascarets laxative as a quick relief for constipation. It targets both adults and children and emphasizes ease of use with a candy like taste and box packaging.
Local Visitors Call On Area Families After Weekend
Mrs Wingrove visited her sister and attended a chitker show. J Parnell shipped three head of sheep last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Bert Flory and sons of Lone Star called on Mr and Mrs Levi Bower Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor of Trenton Pa spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs Levi Bower. Mrs George Lewis and daughter Lillie visited the school Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingrove
Wee
Van
Og . J
Levi Bower
Lake View
George Lewis
Lillie
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Alberta Burton
Charles Sh
Charles Shumway
Edward Kinzer
Uta
Edward
Firth
Holmes
South Seventh Street
Alfred Leach
Daughters of the ‘King
South Eighth Street
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B. L'Vic
Alvin Lake
Lafayette T. Hawk
Addie’ J. Berl
Morton ‘Molmes
Kans City
Bert ‘Holmes
Tulsa
Olsta
Floyd
Chiesga
Glen Holmes
Washington
Uarry Green
Dre, Hutchinson
Clarence Houk
Clyde Stewart
Baldwin High School
Mbhiyn
Spanish Club of
Baker
Gladys Perry
Jessie Clafin
Cieda Wilkins
Florence Shike
Maysie Hughes
Vernon McCone
Shike
Secon
Cleflin
Wilkin
William 1. Williams
Pope
Julius
Smith
First Methodist Church
Toronto
Canada
Allen
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bethany
Waterloo
Baker Wildcats
Atoods
Karl Schindeman
Kansas University
Graey S. Black
Histe
BAYER
Swift &Gompany
U.S. A
Bog. Io
Russell Harrell
Roberta Mae
Otis Hoover
Alberta
Elda
Mildred. Weybright
Dora
Marguerite
Irene Griffith
Elma
Winifred Garber
Elva Grammer
Aldan Hoover
Lucila Herschell
Ruth Hoover
Naomi Behrens
Hoover
Ladies Air Society
Tom. Dillon
Henry Metskers
Onie Miller
Hawaiian Islands
Pearl Miller
Leawrence
Ray Shuige
Oklahoma
Enterprise School
Viewpoint
Texas
Tonge
Noxie
Ford
Alice Ellman
Toyganoxie
Friends Academy
Carney
Julia Cooper
Kenyon
Fiends Church
Oscar Warren
Friends Church
Jack Todd
Julia Kesinger
Tongano
Tonganonie
Clearfield
Kaw Valley
al Schellhorn
Billings
Mont
Geo. Sifer
C. G. Elling
the Agricultural College At
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Asa Aml
Ralph Collman
Douglas County
Fair Grounds
Fred Gregory
Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Elliott
R. L. Colman
Howard
George Dornan
Avis Ruth
Charles City
Town
Allie Welscher
George Coffman
John Unger
A. J. Osborn
F.D. Miller
B. Armstrong
Lawence
Asa Colman
Ralph Colman
Strahan
C. E. Stanwix
Arthur Ulrich
Kanwaka
Ulrich
Barber
Ella Ford
Macon
Ray Tucker
Joe T. Tucker
Pueblo
Colo
Mary Kennedy
Misbland
Kan
Dorothy Kennedy
Tecumseh
Mabelle M. Tucker
George C. Tucker
Kanwaka Literary Club
Mull
Ruby
Elle Kouk
Houk
Geo. Siler
Fred Richardson
Mark Pierson
Matthews Lumber
Duig
Scott
Emil
Scott & Kore
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